Sentence examples for surely leads from inspiring English sources

In terms of AS-AD, this surely leads to a picture like this: Falling prices can't reduce interest rates, so it's hard to see why the AD curve should slope down [with a small caveat, below]; and in fact, because falling prices worsen the real burden of debt, it's a good bet that the AD curve slopes the "wrong" way.

The Bundesliga president, Reinhard Rauball, said: "The decision of Thomas Hitzlsperger to be the first prominent footballer to make public his homosexuality is – even after his active career – a huge and courageous step, and surely leads the way in the fight against homophobia".

This system surely leads to more backbiting and hard feelings than we see in this sanitized "Biography" program; the biggest scandal revealed here is that writers try not to laugh when a colleague has a funny idea for fear of undermining the prospects of their own sketches.

Some economists opine that 2% GDP growth is so anemic early in this recovery that it surely leads to a double dip.

In particular, it is shown that the choice of the group size should take into account the operating channel environment because an exceedingly large group size surely leads to a waste of computational resources, and even to a performance degradation if the channel is not frequency-selective enough.

To campaign solely amid the misbegotten confers moral superiority, maybe, but it almost surely leads to defeat.

Chapter 11 filing would almost surely lead to liquidation.

Here's a puzzle that will hone your eye, and surely lead to marriage.

Financial incentives also shadow this terrain in ways that surely lead to more labeling.

But in the meantime a secessionist free-for-all would surely lead to violent instability.

But producing cheap, internationally acceptable versions of the GeneXpert would surely lead to great profits.